Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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u mgig ' 1 , Vgzxq-fag 'qgj:5:,':3a.:El-f i -W 'ge - Since her father, Preston Smith, was elected lieutenant governor of Texas, Jan 'x and her niother must select an appropri- ate wardrobe to attend the Governors Ball. L ' A beaming expression radiated from M . Aga? 5 k::,L ii- ? 'fix 9 1 1 if R Carol Viillianison after she nas cioxx ned Black and Gold Queen at halfvtiine cere- Seniors did it again, says Lee Roy Her- ron, as he accepts the night pep rally attendance trophy from Principal Howard Price. Typical of the niany senior couples who in- vaded LHS for the senior carnival are cave dwellers Barbara Bryant and Skip Ander- son.

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School Year Another school year was ushered in as familiar September sounds filtered through the halls of LHS. More than 1800 scholars came back per- haps somewhat reluctantly from summer vaca- tion. Thank you and have a very good day! com- pletes the morning announcements as sleepy- heads awake to the fact that another day has begun. A ringing bell terminates first period and the '4sandpapery shuffle of hundreds of feet dominates the five-minute passing period. Finally, with only a drowsy seventh period left, pupils anticipate the end of the day. Then the last bell rings, bringing one minute of com- plete chaos - the next, utter silence. f'This is it! realizes Gary Hutson, senior, as September reminds him to hit the books a little harder on his last lap of high school. This must be the place, muses Nelson Smith, one of 859 sophomores who got their first real taste of LHS when classes got underway September 4. Teachers, too, find it hard to get back in the groove for another year, affirms Coach.Earl Parker as he struggles to keep his mind on grading papers.

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Tradition Key Fits Pre-Winter Lock 2 monies of the Monterey-Lubbock foot- ball tilt. Tradition was the key to LHS activities in October and November. Fitting into the dull lock of pre-winter days, the key turned and transformed the calendar into a list of important dates. Stage curtains rose revealing Magnolia Magic for the jun- ior class's annual assembly. Spooks and witches clamhered down streets and halls as Hal- loween appeared on the scene. The Westerners clashed with Monterey for the traditional game, while halftime activities included the customary crown- ing of the Black and Gold Queen. The key turned in place lock- ing the memories of traditional activities in the minds of West- erners. t'We're so pretty, sing Beverly Bray, Vicki Wolfe and Ginger Ohlcnbusch as they practice their act for the junior class assembly entitled, 'tllagnolia Magic. A f VY!-.5 am, uwm'm 'o-M MN -rua-....... Yea, VVesterncrs! Spirit for the Monterey-Lulmbock game was boosted as DHS students competed in the car decoration contest. Durita Waldrep, sophomore, took first place. I9